Ghusl
3,252 questions
What is the brownish-white fluid that is discharged during the day without lust or odor: Is it wadi or mani, does it necessitate ghusl, what is its cause, and does it require consulting a doctor?
Does watching arousing clips, sometimes with the emission of a clear fluid and white discharge, and at other times the discharge of a yellow substance, count as masturbation?
Is what came out of me after feeling lust semen, given that I suffer from obsessive thoughts about semen and purity?
Is it permissible to remain in a state of major ritual impurity (janabah) for a long time without performing ghusl, for no necessity, and is it permissible to leave the house or sleep in this state?
Is it obligatory to repeat the prayer after waking up from a wet dream, with the presence of secretions resulting from the dissolution of a vaginal medication, along with doubt about their mixing with semen?
What should you do if dryness occurs during menstruation or yellowish discharge, but you do not perform ghusl for fear of yellowish discharge or drops of blood coming out during ghusl? And do cooking oil and food fats around the mouth after eating prevent water from reaching during wudu? And is it possible for semen to separate and fall during urination upon waking up from sleep?
Is ghusl obligatory for someone who finds wetness in their clothes but does not recall a wet dream, and does not know whether that wetness is semen or not?
Is a person performing I'tikaf (spiritual retreat) sinful if he experiences a wet dream and does not perform Ghusl (ritual bath), postponing it until he wakes up feeling energetic, knowing that he is unable to get up to perform Wudu (ablution) or Ghusl due to exhaustion and overwhelming sleepiness?
How can one get rid of the vile whispers that come concerning creed and cause anxiety and forgetfulness, and the obscene whispers related to ghusl from janabah, while maintaining the fear of Allah and love for good?
Is one ghusl sufficient for both Jumu'ah and janabah, or are two separate ghusls required?
Is it necessary to repeat the ghusl if one remembers not having thoroughly washed the navel after performing ghusl following menstruation?
Is performing ablution (wudu') with water over which Quran has been recited sufficient in place of a full ritual bath (ghusl) if time is short?
Is the pleasure experienced during sleep and wet dreams the same as the pleasure that necessitates ghusl in a waking state? And is it permissible not to perform ghusl if the usual pleasure is not experienced in a wet dream, even if something that resembles semen is discharged?
What is the ruling on masturbation and its consequences, and does the emission of a very small amount of semen necessitate ghusl (ritual purification)?
Is ghusl obligatory, or is wudu sufficient upon awakening with a feeling of lust, without being certain that anything was discharged?
Is it necessary to repeat prayers upon waking up with wetness in the vagina, while assuming it is sweat and not a wet dream or madhy (pre-seminal fluid)?
What is the ruling on the prayer of one who found a dry fluid on his undergarments after praying Dhuhr, and what is the ruling on his fasting, and is it permissible to pray Shafa' and Witr after their time has expired?
Is it obligatory to fulfill a vow made to oneself to complete the recitation of the Qur’an ten times monthly for a year, as a punishment for returning to masturbation, knowing that the one who made the vow forgot it at the time of committing the sin, and that the discharged fluid was viscous and scant? And how can it be fulfilled if it is obligatory? What is the ruling on the discharged fluid, and on pledging to God and breaking the pledge?
Does the emission of semen due to extreme stress, accompanied by a slight pleasure, necessitate ghusl?
Is it permissible to have intercourse with one's wife after the cessation of menstrual and postpartum bleeding, given the continued intermittent discharge of a yellowish-white substance?
What was the method the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, used for performing ghusl (ritual bath) after major ritual impurity with a very small amount of water?
Is what an unmarried woman feels in her sleep—of a man having intercourse with her—a wet dream, and do women have wet dreams, or is it a touch from Satan?
What must a woman see in a dream to perform ghusl, especially if she permanently and naturally experiences discharge?
Do dreams that involve arousal after ruqyah, and the sensation of semen, necessitate ghusl or not, given the doubt about its emission? And does merely feeling dampness inside one's clothes invalidate prayer or not? And is it correct to refrain from checking for madhy when feeling wetness, out of fear of waswasah (obsessive doubts)? And is the intention for wudu’ broken merely by thinking of discontinuing it due to waswasah? And what should I do if I forget the details of washing a impurity due to waswasah, and must I dwell on them? And is water splashed from istinja’ with rubbing impure, and does the ruling of pardon apply to it if the rubbing was intentional? And is what comes out after istinja’ considered natural secretions with the presence of doubt, along with a feeling of arousal during istinja’? And does waswasah in thinking about disbelief necessitate worry if I cannot recall the content of such thoughts?